Sentence examples for Strong illusion from inspiring English sources

(2007) Prose creates a strong illusion of presence — so strong that it is difficult to destroy it.

(2007) Prose creates a strong illusion of presence so strong that it is difficult to destroy it.

A two-dimensional painting or drawing that gives the strong illusion of three-dimensional space, and an explanation for how this is achieved.

While the resulting images do not exhibit the occlusion that is characteristic of conventional volume rendering, they provide sufficient depth and shape cues to give a strong illusion that occlusion exists.

One is forced to conclude that if he was not in fact a powerful leader, he certainly promoted among his followers a strong illusion of being one; and if he only "reflected" society's evil rather than originating it, then while doing so, he allowed a good deal of it rub off on him.

We expected Q5 and Q6 to indicate the illusion, Q9 and Q10 were to examine whether the illusion vanished after completion of the experiment, and Q11 was an overall summary indicator of the strength of the illusion, and quite a demanding question since it refers to having a 'very strong' illusion.

Some of them actually toiled under such strong illusions that in 2006 and 2007 an American diplomat in Yangon would occasionally explain to them why U.S. troops would not be coming to Burma any time soon.

Synchronous VB movement was associated with a much stronger illusion of ownership over the Freud body.

Subjects in the High Tech VR group reported a stronger illusion of going into the virtual world (VR presence) than subjects in the Low Tech VR group, (4.2 vs. 2.5, respectively, P=0.009) and more pain reduction (reduction of worst pain is 3.1 for High Tech VR vs. 0.7 for Low Tech VR, P<0.001).

As described in the Introduction the biological 1st person perspective should generate the strongest motor resonance with the observer's MNS, yet, may also induce the strongest illusion of voluntary control during imitation (cf. [47], [48]), potentially leading to an obliteration of the FLE (cf. [16]).

Accordingly, the two former groups showed a stronger illusion of control than the two latter ones, as detailed above.